Mr President, State Secretary, and fellow Ministers of the Cabinet.

It has been a real pleasure working with you.
I have to sign off now in order to go to Kossovo and clear some mines
and rebuild the country.
I ask that the Ministry of Live Roleplay is temporarily frozen in the Glacier.
As this account will not be active for a year or two please remove me from the list.
I look forward to come back and see what has beome of LADONIA in a year or two.
In the mean time please use :
http://www.laiv.org
if you need to know anything about LRP. This side is in Norwegian.
http://members.stratos.net/zargonis/shade.html
is the place to be for international LARP

Best REGARDS An Waaaaaaaaaaalll
Loooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

Baron Jared von Elgvin
from now Frozen Minister of LRP

Many were the ministers who wished him Good Luck on his journey. We will anticipate the Ministers return.

"The King's person is sacred; he cannot be censured or accused. The responsibility rests with his Council." My declaration states "The Royality and Nobility of Ladonia are sacred; They cannot be censured or accused. The responsibility rests with no one!" 

Minister James von Hartman responded: 

"This law if accepted would prevent a lot of future trouble from outside forces. I would suggest adoption of this as our law, with a review of the whole Constitution of the Kingdom of Norway incase there are further articles to make into laws with a Ladonian twist or application." 
And then came the outburst from Erik Johansson, Deputy President: 
"This is certainly NOT a good idea. Why should the royalty and nobility have those benefits and not "ordinary" people??? I can't see any reason for having this law. And if we decide to have it, at least I won't care about it, I accuse anyone whenever I want to. Do we really want ladonia divided into upper- and lowerclass? I don't think so. So let's not give one group of people special benefits. 
I like that thing about total liberty... That sounds nice... That's another reason not to make up any laws. Every law we make decreases the freedom of the people." 

Minister John Parman showed his bitter irony and was probably in bad temper when he handled the matter with a rather rude language: 
"OH, that's a fucking fantastic idea, lets all hear it for Ladonia, the only fucking place in the world with more infallability than the fucking Vatican City. Good to go on folks, this is a great way to show you've got what it takes to lead a country. And by the way, I doubt that the King of Norway has any power at the moment, are you sure that this is a law, or is this another ceremonial declaration for a ceremonial monarch? 
If you would would like Ladonia to become a profit-taking corporation that sells titles like candy, then be my guest. But if you really believe in Ladonia, nothing like this should ever have crossed your mind. 
I find it amazing that the people of Ladonia have all come to be nobility. More, I ask if this law passes: In a nation where one can legally tell a lie, who is telling the truth?  good luck on that one folks!!" 

And then our president Fernando, speaking very wisely: 
"1) I endorse the proposal of our minister of Transportation, Matthew Sinclair. The law shuold read as follows: "All Ladonians shall be free to speak their minds without fear or accusation or censure, so long as they are not attempting to unfairly ruin another Ladonian's good name. Non ducor, duco." 
2) regarding all recent good news on the judicial front, I consider we should celebrate our victories with a brand new slogan for the Remony of Ladonia. That should, of course, be in Latin. My proposal is: "Libertas tota" (total liberty). All the best and long live Ladonia.
 Non ducor, duco!!!"

Minister Thomas Bako brought forward the idea of a Supreme Senate, certainly an ambitious project:
 "The Ladon Supreme Senate should be the replacement of the ineffective
Ladonian Parliament. The Senate would have the following duties: 
- Shall create and approve laws
- Shall authorize the modification of the
constitutional law in specific cases
- Shall vote on specific themes
- Shall have the right to give a vote of no confidence for the Cabinet
(this would lead to the re-election of the Cabinet)
or in specific cases Her Majesty the Queen of Ladonia
- Shall approve treaties with other nations, micronations, organizations
- Shall elect the President of Ladonia
- Shall supervise the work done by the Cabinet"

Then came a relief in these enormously serious discussion as Countess and minister Madeleine mentioned the "Supreme Pizza":   
"In the USA the only thing that can be SUPREME is a Pizza (with the exclusing of the Supreme Being), everything else needs to bend to the will of the majority. In Ladonia, where almost all of the citizens hold significant posts, there is no need for a Supreme Senate. Our "Senate" is comprised of a free majority that decides issues coming before it." 
One must say that the impressive creative forces in Ladonia Cabinet can make all sorts of questions end in a totally unexpected way. This might have been too much for minister Thomas Bako, though he is minister of humour. He immediately resigned: 

"I, Archduke Thomas Bako, I would like now to bring my Ladonian political career to an end. 
I would like to keep my Ladonian citizenship and nobility only.
 It was a pleasure to work with you. I am proud of what I did in Ladonia and I am proud of my political career in Ladonia, but now I think this is the moment to begin an intermicronational career, as I am now more experienced concerning micronations. 
Thomas Bako
MODERATIVE BRANCH
IMPERIAL TERRITORY OF ST-DENIS
SACRO IMPERIO DE REUNIAO"

Hmmmmm, our good minister is obviously running around and collecting titles in the world of micronations. No hard feelings, we still think he should remain with his strange humour in Ladonia. So please stay, dear Thomas! 
Summary: More freedom to the royal family and nobility-freedom to everyone-supreme senat-supreme pizza.